Kid’s Firefighter Scrapbook LayoutA Quick and Simple Two-Photo Page Design Using Paper Scraps
Put together this 8 x 8 inch firefighter-themed layout in less than thirty minutes with paper scraps and store-bought letters for the title.
This scrapbook project is sure to bring a smile to anyone who has a firefighter as a loved one. The title “Rescue Squad” is made with white letter rub-ons and stencil tiles. The journaling, short and sweet, reads Putting out frowns one smile at a time and is printed on white cardstock and cut into two strips before being adhered to the page. A painted chipboard flower at the bottom adds a feminine touch to the masculine colors, and a button and gems add texture. Technique for Making “Rescue Squad” Firefighter LayoutMaterials needed:
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Supplies usedPatterned papers: Cactus Pink; cardstock: Stampin’ Up; chipboard flower: Making Memories Jigsaw Shapes and Flowers; Brads, gems, stencil tiles: Joann Scrap Essentials; rub-ons: Making Memories Simply Stated Destination Small White VariationThe diagonal cut technique can be used not only to hide a photo, but also other items on the page: patterned paper strips, chipboard, sticker letters in the title, tags, journaling, and so on.
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